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    The document discusses four equations related to optics: 1) The ratio of image distance to object distance equals the ratio of focal length to focal length for a thin lens. 2) Magnification equals the ratio of image distance to object distance. 3) Numerical aperture equals the sine of the half-angle of maximum light acceptance. 4) Angular resolution equals 0.61 times the wavelength divided by the diameter of the lens or aperture.

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    The document discusses four equations related to optics: 1) The ratio of image distance to object distance equals the ratio of focal length to focal length for a thin lens. 2) Magnification equals the ratio of image distance to object distance. 3) Numerical aperture equals the sine of the half-angle of maximum light acceptance. 4) Angular resolution equals 0.61 times the wavelength divided by the diameter of the lens or aperture.

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    The document discusses four equations related to optics: 1) The ratio of image distance to object distance equals the ratio of focal length to focal length for a thin lens. 2) Magnification equals the ratio of image distance to object distance. 3) Numerical aperture equals the sine of the half-angle of maximum light acceptance. 4) Angular resolution equals 0.61 times the wavelength divided by the diameter of the lens or aperture.

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    x

    I to T
    =

    F I
    =

    f = 24CM

    2) M = -

    d
    di

    M = 1S .

    3) NA
    I
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    D = NA

    D = 4 8 cm .

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    #
    = 1 22
    .

    0 = 2 5 .
    x 10 rad

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    magnification di
    F
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    ,

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